Here tap water tends to be 8 something, yes they are in soil, fox farm ocean forest to be exact, since learning that that medium will actually lower the ph i didn't ph down at all for a while. from the image in the original post you can see i had transplanted the clones into variously sized small pots, this combined with ph'ing too low and i had to go away to work in Humboldt county for a week to make my rent at the beginning of May (I'm self employed) and had no one to look after them and lost a couple and some were much smaller than others. I transplanted what was left into the size pots i'll probably flower in and started phing to 7.0. I had added nothing in terms of nutrients although I did give them some fungicide/bactiricide.
On the 30th I'll post an update with pics of how they look then.
